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Why The Most Important Time To Mulch Flowerbeds Is In Late Fall!

Believe it or not – late fall is actually the most important time of all to mulch your flowerbeds. And can it ever pay...

Adriana’s California Container Garden in Late Summer

Happy Friday, GPODers! We’re wrapping up the week in Northern California as we head to...
Gardening

Patsy’s Late Summer Garden in Colorado

Happy Monday, GPODers! Almost exactly two years ago, we were introduced to Patsy LaHue’s garden...

Late Summer in Marget’s St. Louis Garden

Hi GPODers! We have another lovely late-summer landscape to admire on the blog today, and...
Gardening

Rhonda’s Late Summer Garden in Pennsylvania

Hi GPODers! Late summer is undeniably bitter sweet. A slowdown and cooldown is welcomed, but...

What To Do With Your Daisies In Late Summer

Wondering what to do with your daisies in late summer as the blooms begin to fade away? There is nothing quite like the sight of...
Hydroponics

How to deal with spider mites in late flowering stage — Grow Guru

How to deal with spider mites in late flowering stage? When you are late into flowering the last...

Carla’s Late June Flowers and Foliage

Happy Friday, GPODers! We’re back in the endlessly enjoyable garden of Carla Zambelli Mudry in...
Gardening

Vegetables to Plant in July for a Late Summer/Early Fall Harvest

You’ve pulled your neglected bolted lettuce and harvested your hardneck garlic. You have holes in your garden bed and it seems a waste not...

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Gardening

Buying Seeds? Avoid These 3 Common Mistakes.

Ordering seeds in January sparks the season with fresh possibilities. Glossy pages tempt us with endless colors, shapes, and yields, and it’s easy to...
Houseplant

How to Grow Aglaonema Indoors

Chinese Evergreen is a member of the Aroid family (Araceae), known for easy-to-please foliage house plants. A very adaptable plant, Aglaonema tolerates low light...
Gardening

Which to Sow Outdoors vs. Indoors

Some cool season plants will bolt when exposed to light frosts, or days with temperatures below 50°F – bok choy and tatsoi,...
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